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	<title>Comments on: Two more KJV-Only Myths</title>
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		<title>By: Bill Pellow</title>
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		<description>I am with you completely, Chris! Our church has been infiltrated with KJVO advocates lately, and it has caused division and gossip behind backs, and attempts to marginalize and demonize those who disagree, and in general a spirit of intolerance and hypocracy. That is how I found your website -- I was researching the topic to answer KJVO advocates. Our pastor is not KJVO, uses a variety of versions in his sermons, but seems powerless before these fanatics. I can verify that these people seem sincere and honest, they seem well versed, and so on, but their fruit is not good! I switched from my old KJV to the NASB in about 1973 best I can remember. When I read it through I found so many texts to be clearer, and most of all I love the marginal references. Recently I purchased a nice ESV for my wife and wish it had a similar reference system, but it seems even clearer in several difficult passages. I am not a Greek or Hebrew scholar, but I have heard the arguments on both sides and I resonate with your reasoning.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am with you completely, Chris! Our church has been infiltrated with KJVO advocates lately, and it has caused division and gossip behind backs, and attempts to marginalize and demonize those who disagree, and in general a spirit of intolerance and hypocracy. That is how I found your website &#8212; I was researching the topic to answer KJVO advocates. Our pastor is not KJVO, uses a variety of versions in his sermons, but seems powerless before these fanatics. I can verify that these people seem sincere and honest, they seem well versed, and so on, but their fruit is not good! I switched from my old KJV to the NASB in about 1973 best I can remember. When I read it through I found so many texts to be clearer, and most of all I love the marginal references. Recently I purchased a nice ESV for my wife and wish it had a similar reference system, but it seems even clearer in several difficult passages. I am not a Greek or Hebrew scholar, but I have heard the arguments on both sides and I resonate with your reasoning.</p>
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